... No Christian can justifiably CI) ; nance a people who systematically profane the day. In the next place, all infidel and Socialist le - t t i , should be dismissed. There ought to be, in its code u ` tr ior rules forbidding the propagation of irreligious ...

... Book on true Christianity—M. Pierre Leroux, and his Humanitarian Theories—Madame George Sand, her genius and writings—Other Socialists—Conclusion. CHAPTER VIII. Rationalist and Philosophical Schools. Revival of Spiritualism in the French School of Philosophy ...

... and moral progress of the Romish Clergy—Religious wants of a portion of the population—Fears excited by the Pantheist and Socialist Schools—Love of excitement—Political causes of the Romish Revival. CHAPTER VI. Revival of Romanism in France (continued) ...

... revolution. ONE OF YOURSELVES. Derby, March 31, 1848. That charge being thus disposed of, Mr. Hayworth was said to be a Socialist, an Infidel, a man who treated the Bible as an idle tale. This calumny was triumphantly disposed of by the publication ...

... the throne. (Cheers.) I have no wish to refer to what is passing in other countries. But at the same time, with respect to Socialist principles, I earnestly hope that our working classes will not be deluded by the doctrines on this subject as affecting their ...

... that the notice which the Bishop of EXETER was pleased to take of the Socialists, in the House of Lords, some years ago, had the effect of working a sort of resurrection in the Socialist body, which had well nigh, in many places, become defunct. The leaders ...

... eloquence, courage, and presence of mind. Though he has lent, from his kindly and unsuspecting nature, a too willing ear to socialist theories, yet he will never advocate communism or an agrarian law. His conduct, in reference to foreign and independent states ...

... demoralized and unfit for labour. M. Victor Hugo looked upon the present state of France as most deplorable; and he warned the Socialists that their declamations, addressed to the people in their present state, were calculated to push them to a servile war. ...

... Diseases 65 118 8 191 is there between those sciences and the dreams of turally persuaded himself that manual labour is th e Socialists? Why are those who have so long Direases of the Brain, Nerves, 56 35 31 122 the great business, the chief end of man's exist- ...

... his proposition in formal terms, M. Proudhon expressed himself in nearly the following words am neither a Communist nor a Socialist. lam opposed to a progressive scale of taxation. I believe, however, that property will suffer the fate of Christianity, ...

... George Sand— Her Genius and Writings—Other Socialists—Conclusion. Having explained at some iength the systems of St. Simonianism and Fourierism, I can pass the more rapidly over the Communist and Socialist theories. All these schemes have close analogies ...

... occasions of widespread distress like that of the late famine that the great and good of our country become Communists or Socialists in the best sense of the term. Such is the Good Duke of Sutherland, whose munificence has just been announced by the Edinburgh ...